THE FORGOTTEN RAMS OF DURHAM Black Baseball, Bull City Memory, and the Team History That Got Left Outside the Big Stadium Lights

THE FORGOTTEN RAMS OF DURHAM

Black Baseball, Bull City Memory, and the Team History That Got Left Outside the Big Stadium Lights

A city can celebrate baseball and still leave part of its story in the shadows.

The Forgotten Rams of Durham turns the spotlight toward the Durham Rams, Black baseball, and the question of whose achievements become part of a city’s lasting memory.

Presented by Durham Unfiltered, this book explores the connection between the game, community pride, and the struggle to keep overlooked local history alive. At its heart is a question that reaches beyond the ballfield:

Who gets remembered—and who gets left out?

For Durham natives, baseball lovers, Black history readers, and anyone who believes hometown stories deserve a place on the shelf, this book invites a closer look at the Bull City’s sporting identity.

Because a team’s significance reaches beyond a scoreboard. It lives in the people who played, the families who watched, and the community that carried its name.

Remember the Rams. Revisit the story. Keep Bull City history alive.